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PICO Engineering

Leading the Market in Trading Machinery and Heavy Equipment

PICO Engineering Group is a leading player in the trading of machinery and heavy equipment via three independent companies. The Group offers a number of competitive advantages, including diversity, vast experience in the region, a strong professional team and outstanding customer relationships.

Key Facts:

Specialized Subsidiaries: PICO Engineering Group operations are divided along three closely interrelated sectors

After-Sales Support: PICO Engineering Group provides its clients with a number of services, including erecting, commissioning and maintaining equipment. PICO owns several maintenance workshops, enabling its subsidiaries to provide a variety of focused services.

PICO Engineering Services: Specializes in the sale, installation, rehabilitation and maintenance of heavy equipment. The company caters to the public and private sectors, with specific focus on the electricity, petroleum and utilities sectors.

PICO Industrial Services Company: Sole representative for Ingersoll-Rand and a distributor of its equipment. Represents Hyster, a leading manufacturer of forklifts and warehouse equipment. Supplies an assortment of products and dominates the Egyptian market with thousands of installations in sectors including power generation, automotive, petroleum, cement, iron and steel, and textiles, among others, as well as providing after-sales services.

PICO Machinery Company (PMC): PMC is the authorized dealer for CASE construction and earth-moving equipment and DOOSAN portable power products (e.g., Ingersoll Rand) in Egypt, that serve a wide range of construction, paving and utilities projects. Provides a range of complementary products and solutions to meet special project requirements.

As the Egyptian economy recovers from challenges created by the January 25 Revolution and the global financial crisis, among the first sectors to pick up will be those served by PICO Engineering Group and its subsidiaries, which include the industrial, contracting and engineering sectors. Recent events have highlighted the need for renewed investment in Egypt’s infrastructure, underscoring both the importance and the growth potential of these key industries. In Egypt, heavy industry accounts for nearly half of total GDP, with the petroleum, electricity, mining and construction sectors holding the lion’s share of that total. These key industries have specific equipment and engineering needs to support their activities.